The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 7, 1932, Page 6

t THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1932 Bill Jurges, Cub Shortstop, Is BRUNETTE PUPS BOARDMAN DONS OUR BOARDING HOUSE TWO BULLETS INTO | ~NEW CHICAGO STAR Victim Expected to Be Back in; Uniform in Three or Four | Week’s Time ASSAILANT WOUNDS SELF Divorcee Accuses Kiki Cuyler and Lew Steadman of Ruining Romance up her ro her brother cago Y. M. C. fanned to kill Jur | By Ahern Hey’RE HEP “To OUR GAS INSPECTOR GAG, LEFTY! ~~ WELL HAVE “To Came’ BACK AGAIN ,wittH -TH” STRONG ARM “TEAM AN* RUSH ~TH" PLACE ta [I THOUGHT tT WAS GOI’ To BE AS EASY AS A-TAFFY PULL ! HERE DEY GO, MISTAH MADAH ! WE WoNT HAVE To DUMP “THAT SAME Dow V WHOLE BUCKET OF WATER, AS’ Im WETTER “THAN “TH? BoTTOM OF A WELL! Kshs ~ THAT FAT GUY WILL ~ folk mas wf A he THE MASOR BOASON WN THE FIRST SKIRMISH = 9-9- getting a vthing e Kiki Cuyler tt there might be any- d beautiful in our love) Austil ad dragged it in the'11-¢. what I'm doing is bes ate to do it but ? ? ?”| Rober mi Steadman f thing fine for each © mud. I for me and I Cuvler denied that he had inter- | fered with the romance except to ad mit Jurges asked his advice and that! he told him he was “too young to|day. think of love.” “T merely told him he was ton) young in the game yet.” Cuyler said | “I told him he should get establishe 1 in baseball first and then think of love.” Neither the girl nor Jurges was in ® serious condi Jurges suffered two wounds, one bullet entering his right side, grazing a rib and piercing the right shoulder and the other rip- ping the flesh around the little finger of his left hand. Miss Valli was shot in the left hand. |New second round Wednesday. A Minneapolis pair, Weston Painter One of the eets Robert Van Fossen, Minneap- | and Connally. Rookies Setting — neon Korion fumed 2.2” Dacein Race For | nated Karl Kamrath, Austin | NATIONAL LEAGUE ceded No. 3. by scores of 6-4, | Warneke Wins ith Williams, also of Norton, 6-3,! All other games postponed, rain. in, was beaten by Cubs to a 6 to 1 victory over adelphia. R H Philadelphia 000 001 000-1 8 Chicago ... 010 121 10x—6 10 tournament favorites, \ Chattanooga. ‘Tenn’ | Group of Young Men Have Made ‘Heydler’s Follies What They Are Today’ rt Ryan in the third round. y in the doubles started Thurs: | McCurdy; Warneke, and Hartnett. | | Pirates Take Twin Bill \ (By The Associated Press) | The present National League race | might well be termed the “race of the Se ee ara toed game, 4 to — , First Game | A group of young men who scarcely RH | were known in the best circles a year| New York.. 010 000 00I—2 6 ‘ago have made President Heydler's follies what they are today and pros- pects are they will divide most of the honors when it’s all over. The Pittsburgh Pirates, leading the; field by three and a half games to- day, could trace their success directly Pittsburgh. 011 000 02x—4 11 tonic, and Grace. R H New York.. 000 010 000-1 8 Pittsburgh. 000 001 20x—3 11 Luque, and Hogan; French, Padden. AMERICAN LEAGUE | L York . 685 Blaeholder, and Bengough; Weiland, ; | Chit ‘Lonnis ke we his Senior Loop Flag .gisssrcistrisar os 'Sa3% Collins, Berly, Hansen, V. Davis and Pittsburgh—Pittsburgh won both ends of a doubleheader from New Mooney, Gibson, and Hogan; Swe- and Wounded by Former UNIFORM AS LOCALS BEAT TRAINERS, 9 VETERAN PORTSDER Eat STRIKES OUT FIVE, IN THREE STANZAS 1 | Locals Win From Rivals After | Dropping Tilt Earlier in Season 'M’CARNEY TAKES MOUND | ——— : Trainers Go Into Action Without! Services of Heidt, Star | Twirler | Led by Charley Boardman, vet- eran portside twirler, Bismarck set down the Mandan Trainers, 9 to 3, lin a baseball game played at the} |Trainers’ park Wednesday night. Boardman pitched stellar baseball| for the first three innings to hold the opposition scoreless and to retire | three batters by the strikeout route. McCarney took the mound at the start of the fourth stanza and limited the Trainers to three runs in the next five frames. It was the second tilt of the year between the two outfits, the Trainers having set down the locals, 4 to 3, in a contest played earlier in the sea- son. Saunders, substituting of the hill for the Trainers’ star mounds- man Heidt, turned in several good {innings for the losers. The Capital City nine carried the Runs—Foxx, Athletics, 76; Sim- heavier guns to outhit the Morton!Company A (7) AB mons, Athletics, 73. | county contingent. B, Ashmore, Iss 4 Home runs—Foxx, Atheltics, 29; J, Ashmore, c .. 4 Ruth, Yankees, 23. . ° °, G. Papacek, rss, 2nd .. 4 Stolen bases—Chapmay, Yankees, | Twin City Qutiits (6: Sstsonifscocg 19; Johnson, Red Sox, 12 | [i teat, Sed a8 <3 Pitching — Gomez, Yankees, 14-2; | H U T tal f P. Hedstrom, p .. °3 Grove, Athletics and Brown, Senato: ang p 0 0 H. Potter, 2nd, r: 3 12-3. | “ ‘+ 3 P. eolane rf 3 7 _ | B. Sm cf... 3 s 10 Circuit Bingles;* *""" = Fort Lincoln N Al Ircuit Ing es WORDS (se ysaen ees + 34 ort Inco me — ° m G. P. Eat S. 845 811 2—29 N Ou L Millers Set Down Toledo, 9 to 3; |Company A.. 310 012 0—7 oses t inton Apostles Defeat Colum- bus, 9 to 5 2, F. Benser 2, A. ; - 7 FPR : E. Benser 2, A. Brown, B. Larson, For-| voik of Losers and Leitz of Sol- Chicago, July 7.—(#)—People can’t} Home runs: E. Spriggs 2, B, Ash- i i E/live in glass houses around the Sd a ee diers Stage Thrilling neapolis and St. Paul American As-| Double plays: Hedstrom to Regis- 0! sociation parks. ter to Johnson. Mound Duel With home run clubs operating in both cities, baseballs are taking one merry ride after another out of the | parks and into residential territory. E or Potter. off Potter 14 in 7. Wednesday as the two Twin City‘ \clubs turned back eastern invasions, } p, Ch Girl * aC Shop and Dairy W y p Restaurantman sat down o| Mystery Surrounds Whereabouts of A, 29 to 7; Seedmen Drop d M t St rt . Tilt, 13 to 8 ; Hagen an Armour as Meet Starts THE STANDINGS a , duly 7—/P)—Mystery such stars as Johnny Farrell, G: P. Eat Shop its Ue Ee dusonata “ine ee Clee | ind ig, Soe Cais Wits Company A ... 2 600 Walter Hagen, defen le~ 5 y holder, and Tommy Armour, an- fy Cox, Macdonald Smith, George Noniveatern Beil H 4 other of the prime favorites, short- Von Elm, Harry Cooper, Beams be O. H. Will ....... 5 166 ly before a great field teed off French, Olin and Mortie Dutra Thursday in the first round of the 72-hole Canadian open golf championship. Neither Hagen, who nosed out Percy Alliss of England to win last year’s title, nor Armour were among those who practiced over the course Wednesday, and nothing had been heard of the two Americans late Wednesday— night. Friends of the pair were con- fident they would be -on hand when their names were called Thursday, but it was certain they would have to play under the handicap of not having toured the treacherous Hunt Club links. Under the circumstances many observers switched to Leo Diegel, five-time winner of the event, as the logical favorite. The guess- ing was wide open, however, with Continuing to ride on the crest of a wave cf victories the G. P. Eat Shop swarmed over Company A, 29 to 7, while the Bismarck Dairy entry bet- tered its loop standing by setting down O. H. Will, 13 to 8, in commer- cial league diamondball Wednesday night. ‘The restaurantmen are at the head of the circuit with seven wins and no defeats. The Soldiers were guilty of nine errors and were outhit, 21 to 14, by the loop leaders. The Bismarck Dairy got away to an early lead in the game with O. H. Will whose six-run rally in the final frame was not good enough to pull the game out of the fire, The box scores: G. P. Eat Shop (29) W. Kiesel, rss . E. Benser, rf E. Bigler, Iss M. Dohn, 3rd .. A . AB Stolen bases—P. Waner, Pirates 12; Frisch, Cardinals, 11. Pitching—Betts, Braves, and Swe- tonic, Pirates, 92. AMERICAN LEAGUE H. Fortune, If, ef C. Kelley, c ... F. Potter, p . J. Spriggs, lf F. Rott, © .....06 Totals ker, Tigers, .348. : E Bl wracnwmaaaaa BG lcowerectoud Sle ascenccdlor rei | re ete Smustenaam nl samc cadunsen wontiol toonmmomcot wl crococcoooHom Summary: Stolen bases: Kiesel, E. Benser, F. Two base hits: O, Johnson, Kiesel, Three base hits: E. Bigler. Hits off Hedstrom 21 in 7 innings; (Tribune Special Service) Linton, N. D., July 7.—Squeezing over a run in the 14th inning, Fort Lincoln's baseball nine nosed out Lin- ton, 5 to 4, in a thrilling contest here Sepa out by Hedstrom 4; by Pot- ae Bases on balls off Hedstrom 6; off Terry, Giants and Wilson, Dodgers, 15. Batting—Foxx, Athletics, 380; Wal- With Run in 14th and Ed Dudley in the field. Stetson Hats a $5.00 The New Low Price Alex Rosen & Bro. Life insurance has its highest value when you most need it— death, disability, old age, emer- gency loans. Of what other in- vestment can this statement be made? Dallas E. Kast Dist. Agent Northwestern National Life Insurance Co. Phone 1035 Bismarck, ND. Latest FUL-VUE Frames Reveal Your Eyes , ° d otter 0. Only Dr. John Davis, Cub physician, why Detroit ..... 586 to the pitching of Steve Swetonic an 10 homers resulted from the long dis- " | Wednesday. Ricestiad to. be in “ihe, hotel, Garlos Philadelphia 81 | Bill Swift, who between them had won Reds, Robins Split \ tadte pombartent, dive tatetextige|) pees: cee, The game originally had been 7 Joby when the shooting occurred |W! 1, 16 games, and to the fine play of Tony, Gincinnati—Cineinnati and Brook- | ton park, St. Paul, and five more at enero zi \scheduled as a Fourth of July feat-|j Expert Eye Service at Lowest said Jurges: would be able to play |cievel SHA bist an Roya ARE cubs |19%,SPut a doubleheader with Cincin- | Nicollett’ park, Minneapolis, and the| Bismarck Dairy (13) AB R ‘H E|Ure but was postponed because of the| Prices in the Northwest baseball within three or four weeks ae 1 The second place Chicago CHS |nati taking the first game 6 to 4 and |local boys belted out eight of them. |C. McCorrie,c ........4 0 0 1/heavy rain on the holiday. | "i unless complications set in eae ‘371 probably would be several notches) Brooklyn winning the second, 3 to 2.| At Minneapolis, Hauser, -Mowry,/O. Hindermidt, and .... 3 2 4 @ The Bismarck doughboys had a 4/f| Dr. MacLachlan’s Rethext-would discuss the: affair|- 208 | further down but for the sensations) First Game Ganzel and Harris joined in the home| A. Neibauer, Iss ........4 3 3 1|to 2 lead at the end of the fifth in-|]] steal st ) Th cing ” ‘ . 2 hurling of Lonnie Warneke and the E\run barrage that gave the Millers | J. Mosseth, Ist . .3 0 0 Ojning but the home team knotted the aes: ae ene Sys Cine Manager Hornsby, shocked by the NATIONAL LEAGUE play of Bill Herman at second base. )Brooklyn.. 000 201 020— 4 14 1/an easy 9 to 3 victory over Toledo. | Croonquist, rss".... 4 1 2 Olcount with two runs in the seventh optomnettist-iye Spe tas > aa oe ae aie Hee lpicenieen Ww ‘ct. | Huck Betts and Bobby artists is Pieliet a Te autey ong ang Three of the cireuit smashes came in | W- nee) rf a tees te] : frame. From this point until the 14th|f] Lucas Block 0 po voung: siez, nas shitted/Et- | Eiuaoe 580 their consistently great pitching kep » Moore. + ID, i innit ers | W- Miller, cf. +4201 sta s top 2 place: ung Stan! ¢ wees oe . | : : Prise at third bese. If that combina- {Philadelphia . ‘500, top ever since the race began. |Brdoklyn... 101 100 000-3 7 0/Hale of the Mudhens also caught the |p’ Cais +2 2 1 Olvisitors staging a great mound duel. Meeps sircduce remit a" | st. Louis . 300 | SSwetonie, Who shares with Betts of | Brooklyn... Tot 108 O00 3 7 0 nabit and parked one out of the lot|*"" per? i Each team secured 14 hits, with! . et ete he may | Brookly 490 | the Braves the distinction of leading |“"Heimach, and Sukeforth; Kolp,| to account for two of the Hens’ three] Totals % is 12 4|Klein, Fettig and Lang of Linton and| Pee toe third nself until |New York 464. the National League's pitchers, scored | penton, and Manion. i Pri tuns, Hauser's blow was his 23rd of wiawulkctie ‘ Becker and Leitz of the soldier club, N A Bae zeturD. Cincinnati . 434 his ninth victory Wednesday by beat- | |the season, which shoved him far|0, H. Will (8) AB R H_ E/each getting three safe hits. | ° ° *. . ee ing the Giants in the first half of a Cards Down Braves |ahead in the home run race but still |F. Hummel, 3rd . 4 1 3 0| Fort Lincoln erred three times Paneeal'Home Rad t S | t AMERICAN doubleheader, 4 to 2, on his six hits.| gt, Louis—Bill Hallahan chalked up| left him behind Nick Cullop's record|H. Falconer, 1ss 4 0 1 1|While the home team was charged 10 fo Jelec Pet. Larry French stopped the New York- | nis oth vietory of the year as the St. /breaking pace of 1991 when he hit 54 L. Benser, Iss . 3 1 0 1/with but one misplay. Phone 22 Minneapolis ,.... 351 | ef. 3 to 1, in the Nightcap. iLouis Cards ‘defeated the Boston| Fenner, Jeffries, Beck and Nor-|M. Hummel, p 3 0 © Oj The box score: jf] 208 Main Ave. Bismarck, N. D. 0 Ann Indianapolis . 361! Warneke rang up his eleventh | Braves, 4 to 2. man contributed home runs as St.|F. Wetch, ist . 2 1 1 21) Linton ABRH POA E! ‘ wn OUNCES |coumbus .. 553 triumph, halting the Phillies 6 to 1 R H E| paul defeated Columbus, 9 to 5, at|9. Zohn, rf bale 150 le tepb as Rob Soa ree idan 331 and putting the Cubs back in second | Boston. .... 900 Oi Mil 2 6 0! Texington park, while Cullop, now|D- Schneid 2 1 0 Olin, ct 7 33 1 0 0| =n —— esther “313 place as the Braves lost to St, Louis,)8t, Louls....200 110 00x 4, 11 er) | With the Red Birds, cashed in with yeteees Bt sO lNolks Dd. « 4021160 “ * oO lata : 4 to 2. a » it i 5 ond Ruling of New York Box- | {afternoon without getting anywhere. | ¢—________________» | three hits and spectacular plays. Totals .. 29 8 7 3)Haugse, rf 600200 P ERRY : ee | WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS The Reds took the first game, 6 to 4. Yesterday’s Stars ||, Olivares’ walk and stolen base, fol-| Score by i Sautten, If 601209 ing Commission i American League ‘as Owen Carroll outpitched four ad- ° |\1owed by Branom’s single netted R H E|Lang, 1b 61318 0 Py | Boston, 5; St. Louis, 4. | versaries, but the Dodgers came back ———* | Louisville a 4 to 3 victory over Mil-|Bismarck Dairy 321 4111—13 12 4/ Joe Lepp, 611150 F UNER A I National Le Beker eae n epidemic (Py The Anencinte: Free) wee. O FERN s+ ON IOE i Sf ; wi epee | New York, July 7.—()—Ther | National League | ly one game survived al 4 ;| Indianapolis, its fielders accustom- jummary: nee Fore oo ek Gosst toc coast| Chicago, 6; Philadelphia, 1 | ely one game surican League. in| Marty McManus, Red Sox—Doublec| .1 10 the Pare of electric lights, fared|_ Stolen bases: McCorrie, W. Miller, Pe ete cae el | (Ae H M | Troadeast of @ championship fignt| Ditteburan, 4-8; New Mork, 2-1. | that, tive Boston Red Box came, Teast with two out in the ninth to beat St. |better than Kansas City in the first|Falooer, st paiconer, allen, O. Simonson, 3b Citi 0 ' here if the state athletic commission; $¢"giniie 4: Bo aac? behind a 4-0 disadvantage at the end | Louis, night game played by association] ,,.rWO base hits: . yO Beene ae | St. Louis, 4; Boston, 2. Hind , A. Neil 2. fecker, If 6031009 enforces its edict barring professional aus . of the fourth to best out St Louis, 5|"“Sin Hatlahan, Cardinals—Held the|<IUDS at Muehibach field and the Zn- So rn ee A Nelbguer, J. Cowan, | Cassidy, ss 511421 Offers Ropes rams Wee micronone American Association [ee Boston Braves to five hits, dians best the Blues, 3 to 0. J. Zahn. ie Hagen, 1b 51imii Rathe s nit to the 2 i 7 + bgt ad Hi $, eae ee eubentt to the Bingen poe i Dae oy | AMERICAN LEAGUE Charley Grimm, Cubs—Made the Millers Trim Hens pies ot Fy eben] sn Tana | Seen He aera ee Convenience experts 11 be privil Louisville, 4; Milwaukee, 3. aceon eee aad the oe 2,000th hit of his major league career ueMingpevdlls, = MinDEs nous et Struck out by P. Neibauer 7; bY| Wargo, cf 600310 : “ cast future bouts, both th al| Indianapolis, 3; Kansas City, 0. ees ea Boston lo 4. St. Louis col- |to help lick the Phillies. feating 1an0cc y de-| Hummel ar lis off P. Neibauer 4; off Discipio, 2b 5 10 512 1 and Privacy Broadcasting company and Columbia} lected 9 hits and Boston 10. Steve Swetonic and Larry French. RHE spre a . > Cole, 1b .. 6121500 Broadcasting company have threat-| Cash in With a | ; R H_ &|Pirates—Pitched the leaders to a pair| Toledo .... 000 003 000—3 11 1) Umpire: Anderso1 Letiz, p. ...+ 603117 0 ened to take the ring battles off the{ Trib ‘Want Ad ; St Louis... 100 300 000—4 9 1/of victories over the Giants, 4 to 2and| Minneapolis 100 251 00x—9 12 0 Scorer: L. Taix. aoe, eeee, sae. eet Sr air. \ ribune Wan Boston .... 000 103 001—5 10 3/3 tol, Craghead, Twogood and Pytlak; Totals..........51 51442 34 3 The commission, as a result of the | Day and Richards. flare-up following the description of ae : 000 000 01—5 the Sharkey-Schmeling bout by Gra- OUT OUR WAY By Williams |; Rookle Beats Birds OR LEAGUE 000 00-—4 ham McNamee and Charles Francis | | plat Paul—Ossie Orwoll made his de- Coe, anonunced in future the mikes but in, the Association by getting RS must be manned by none but “boxing | MONTN BEES fea One bk over the Columbus coln 3. Two base hit, Cole. Double ‘ sports writers, judges or referee: t 5 | J ‘ RHE (By The Associated Press) plays, Discipio to Cassidy®to Cole; The answer of John F. Royal, vie) NESTS, FER HONEY? \columbus.. 003 020 000—5 14 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE Cassidy to Discipio to Cole; Leitz to E Perr president in charge of programs for LISSEN, NOW. WORRY | St. Paul.... 310 211 10x—9 13 0| Batting—P. Waner, Pirates, .383;)Discipio to Cole. Hits off Leitz 14 iu e ° NBC., was straight from the shoul- WART ~ DONT GET , ; , Ash, Grabowski and Sprinz; Orwoll,| Hurst, Phillies, 369. 14 innings; off Volk 14 in 14 innings. 208 Fifth St Ph der: | FUNNY ) WISE CRACKIN: | adkins, Van Atta and Fenner. Runs—Hlein, Phillies, 88; Terry./Struck out by Leitz 11; by Volk 12 a . jone 687 pane SiaHonal perobdeasting. com ME , WHEN I AST | Nose stat i Giants, 61. ik e Bases on balls off Leitz 4; off Volk 3. 4 pany always has and always will con- WrHUT You! ‘ | Nose Out Brewers ns—+Klein, Phillies, 25:|Umpires, L. Bradley, Hatch. Hinue to select its own announcers for | MOO WUT HOURS {less sutton!» Milwaukee Louisville continued tts Fone ee pee vy, fight broadcasts.” i winning streak by nosing out the Columbia, which did not broadcast | | Brewers, 4 to 3. peer ee ' the Sharkey-Schmeling affair, de- + clared “radio is fully qualified to se- WELL, AM! TM ceuayie.. ere ae 4 , | FER WHER | Milwaukee, 000 3 10 lect its own spokesmen just as editors HONTIN |" McKain, Marcum and Shea; Polli, are qualified to select their reporters, ° TH BEES KEEP THER | Braxton and Crouch. 5 : ‘ , and added that “the ruling of thej HONEY I GOT A | pict commission is a distinctly muzzling | BEE IN THIS BOTTLE Indians Blank Blues regulation calculated to keep the AN 1 KEEP MOVIN’ Kansas City—Ernie Wingard, the . listening public from enjoying the . all around player of the Indianans, r) full flavor of fights.” blanked the Kansas City Mary? se ‘There probably will be a show-down ; A the Meets a championship is set- Tnglanapole 100 001, 1-3 9 1 Mea sceeatants: fansas City 000 000 000-0 8 3 Wingard and Riddle; Tising and 1 rf beli *, on Meets snyder. @ Gillette solves, believe it or not, a prob- Champ 0 Wins $4,000 Purse in lem that has baffled’ metallurgists for ‘The honor of serv= irst t Ohio Turf Circuit Race mon ing you at @ time when es ‘i expert and efficient mre We have just developed a secret service ts so badly need Cleveland, July 7 — (®) — Another years. ed obliga y hed With event record was toppled in the grand ay sie te g crersthe p) oe dohn Hennessey Matched Wi circult racing at North Randall Track automatic process for achieving uni- perfect ble, You 7 as ‘ i when Ankabar, driven by Parshall, can rely us. @aiifornian in Minneapolis won the second heat of Wednesday's 7 ee wee Tails Tourney Ohio state stake for 12-class trotters formity of hardness in razor steel. This WEBB BROS E . y ‘ }e sage e Anakabar also took the third heat : . i Funeral Directors Minneapolis, July 7. — (®) — Jobn aaa interwon the opener by| “method typifies the skill that makes the phi ng champion, ened tas test oat tae alg. Beet a aaea! Night Phone ey or 887 2:02 3/5. ‘ saint tional tennis tournament, with Jay > 4 rainy day sweepstakes for two-year- . ‘ Fe eae HERO ‘ Signe | |b ies State | Zz OFF. Cohn, former national boys’ and HEROES ARE MADE 1) | mnithe championship stallion stake for Ny Y ee Pa MO thi nn anne ne ne L